Neon Idol Character Design Sheet

Reference @image1: Handheld person image. *The reference image should only be used for facial features, hairstyle, perceived age, and overall atmosphere; clothing, background, pose, and art style should not be referenced. Create a 1:1 square, shareable, structured stylesheet. The objective is to create a reference sheet for the {argument name="Theme" default="15-second animated video "Neon City Solo Idol Effect Live""}. Following the same approach as the previous shared stylesheet, organize the character, costume, expressions, movements, effects, audience representation, background world setting, and color design onto a single sheet. Do not re-output the existing neon idol sheet or reproduce its layout. Design it from scratch. {argument name="Style" default="High-quality anime style, theatrical anime level"}. The background should be light off-white or light gray. Thin borders and short English labels are acceptable. Long descriptions, logos, and watermarks are not required. Structure: 01 FRONT / MAIN IDOL A large full-body front view of the main idol is displayed. Reflecting the facial features and hairstyle impression from the reference image, design a new idol costume for the neon city live performance. {argument name="Costume Color" default="Based on black or dark navy with pink, cyan, purple, and white glowing lines." A transparent short jacket, a flowing skirt or stage costume, and live performance boots. Designed to easily emit light particles from fingertips, sleeve ends, hair ends, and hem. 02 SIDE / BACK Small side and back views to show the costume structure, hair length, back design, and glowing lines. 03 FACE A large close-up of the face. Emphasize transparency, eye power, stage presence, and a confident expression. 04 EXPRESSIONS 3-4 facial expression variations. Examples: SMILE, FOCUSED, LIVE PASSION, SOFT GAZE. 05 COSTUME DETAILS Organize and include impressive details that are easily identifiable in the video, such as hair accessories, transparent jacket material, glowing lines, neon decorations on the hem, boots, gloves, and waist decorations. 06 ACTION SILHOUETTES / DANCE POSES Show 3-5 dance poses. Examples: Emitting particles of light from fingertips, creating a ribbon of light while spinning, a decisive pose with one arm raised, a step with luminous ripples spreading around the feet, a jump with hair and costume billowing dramatically. Show these as examples of the same person's movements. 07 EFFECT MOTIFS Organize and include examples of the main effects. Examples: FINGERIP SPARKLE, LIGHT RIBBON, AFTERIMAGE TRAIL, NEON FRAGMENTS, COLOR PLANE WIPE, FLOOR RIPPLE, PARTICLE BURST, GATHERING LIGHT. Primarily use pink, cyan, purple, and white colors. 08 AUDIENCE EFFECT Include expressions where effects become part of the audience. Avoid over-depicting ordinary crowds of people, instead representing them as particles of light, luminous silhouettes, shadows of raised hands, and wave-like clusters of particles representing cheers. 09 STAGE & WORLD MOOD Include a background sample that fuses a neon city with a live stage. Skyscrapers, LEDs, neon signs, wet reflective floor, stage lighting, and luminous lines in the air. A night view where the entire city looks like a live venue. Include a 10-color palette. Main colors: PINK, CYAN, PURPLE, WHITE. Auxiliary colors: BLACK, DARK NAVY, NEON BLUE. Overall policy: - Maintain a shared stylesheet format - One solo idol is the main character - Effects are created from the trajectory of fingertips and body with each dance - These effects multiply into something like an audience - Emphasize light, afterimages, particles, and color field expressions that can only be done in animation - Do not use magical girls, wands, weapons, or large magic circles - Do not use the same composition or arrangement as existing neon idol sheets Prohibited items: - Recreation of existing sheets - Single-image anchoring - Long explanations, logos, watermarks - Live-action style, cheap TV anime style - Over-detailed depiction of ordinary human audience - Composition that makes it appear as if there are multiple different characters - Weapon action Finally, in the same format as the previous shared stylesheet operation, the character, costume structure, expressions, details, dance movements, effects, audience representation, neon city stage, and color design will be organized into a single, newly designed, high-quality anime shared stylesheet.